Description
Produced in the 1930s, the Japanese imperial family visited Afghanistan and began to weave it to give a gift, but it was a special gem that could not be given because it took a long time. Works with Japanese motifs are extremely rare.
Geisha Carpet
100% Wool
Produced in the 1930s, the Japanese imperial family visited Afghanistan and began to weave it to give a gift, but it was a special gem that could not be given because it took a long time. Works with Japanese motifs are extremely rare.
Origin: AF
Number of knots / 結び目数 : 350,000 knots / ㎡
Additional information
| Materials | 100% Wool |
|---|---|
| Origin | Afghanistan |
| Color | Red, White |
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